Mohave County miner., 1887-04-23
LOCAL BREvITlEs.
Silver : .9j. Lead s4.30.

Furious wind storm on Wednesday.
Notions and toilet articles at Taggarts.. !.
A wink in time strengthens the sola
water.
Business in the Justices Court is get
ting lively.
Tasgart & Co.'S is the place to buy mer.
chandise cheap.
Dress goods at Taggart Il Co.'S. Re,
ceived this morning.
Odd Fellows Lodge will be instituted
on Tuesday night next.
Sheriff stecn has appointed Theodore
n. Harris as one Of bis Deputies.
Whitehsll Times: An editor makes an
income when be makes his ink ham.
Undcr-sacrif Kuencer leit Oh Monday
nights freight train Tor Peach Springs.
Mrs. Goodmon was up from the Big
Sandy during the early part Of the week.
Mrs. II. ii. Partridge, OF Mineral Park,
bib 5p8- W SasboiNa oh NiSis =" iSis'
tiycs.
4 postofiice has been established at
Fort Whipple With A. q. Oliver as post
master.
sessrs. Luthy and Brother returned
from weeks trip to Lost Basin on Mon
day afternoon.
According TO all accounts what Is saace
for Mineral Park geese Is not 50 for King
m IN ganisrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCright and their son,
will, returned last week from visit to
San Francisco.
Esecler 4 Co. and Lake & Co. received
big lot OF freight on Tuesday morning
from San Francisco.
John T. Krider, former well-known
and popular resident Of this county, is
now at Templeton, Cal.
James Mulligan, q good miner OF many
years standing in this county, was in
town on Thursday last.
Mrs. Goodmon, OF the Big Sandy, has
commenced suit for divorce from Isaac
Goodmon, in the District Court.
4 Taggart & Co. received whole lot Of
goods this morning. Dry goods, wet
goods, general merchandise, etc.
Jas. r. Bell has commenced suit in the
Justices Court against the Newland Bros.
to recover the sum OF si93.25 on sn ac-
count.
A. +. Simonds is going TO build large
reservoir at Besl Springs with the view TO
bringing the water into town In the not
far distant future.
The water tank at ihe depot is 10 be
removed from its presett location to one
near the coil chute, which viii he more
convenient for railroad men.
The Golden Gate Mine and Milling
Company viii fur nish employment for q
large number OF men at Lost Basin and
elsewhere in the next few weeks.
Ponds Extract, the marvellous yegeta-
BILE Pain Destroyer, has career Vi forty
years as a standard medium. II has
made great reputation. Try it
The mail TO Lost Basin leaves Hackber-
~ every Monday morning and arrives
there on Wednesday night. Letters should
be addressed to Lost Basin pos. office, via
Hackberry.
Every few days a special train passes
through town laden with oranges. These
oran ye trains make even better time than
passenger trains, averaging thirty-fve
miles an l,0ur.
J. r. Ha,sey, the lumber merchant
Of Klngman, ca me in on Thursdays train
cn a business visit. He is the gues. OF
Major ID. NJ. Riordan OF the Aver Lumber
coTpany.-Champion.
ID. A. Wolf, who was recently appointed
roadmaster OF this division, and only late
ly entered upon the duties OF his position,
dropped dead at the Needles on Monday
night Of heart disease.
Superintendent Brother, Of the Golden
Gate Mine and Milling Company, left for
flagstaff on Tuesday mornings train to
purchase the necessary lumber for the
new mill at Lost Basin.
Messrs Lynch and kilburn, OF the /.
sampling Works, forgot something when
they left Mineral Park for home on Sat-
hrday last, and went over again On Sun
day night after it. They found it.
Deputy IT, 8. Min. Surveyor o. F Kuen-
Ger will take trip to Lost Basin in few
days for the purpose Of surveying the
Gol1en Gate mine and mill site, prepAra-
tory to obtaining U. s. patent there
for.
The last Legislature passed q regular
chain-gang law, 20 We are informed, which
takes effect OIL and after July 1st next.
Our town Is infested with gang Of worth
less tramTs who would look well doing
broom duty in chain7gang brigade.
N. Brobant and family, lately Of Chic
ride, have taken charge Of the boarding
house out at the Golden Gate mill, Lost
Basin. As there are nine persons IN the
family this will make quite an addition to